AOC i2353Ph/Fh

price, usability, design

85% of the reviews on Amazon.co.uk give this product a positive rating.

Two HDMI ports. Good color and viewing angle performance. Razor-thin profile.

Tilt only stand. Weak speakers. No USB ports.

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Despite its plastic construction, the i2353Ph is a looker, appearing far more high-end than its modest price tag would have you believe ; The i2353Ph is among the more affordable IPS monitors available today. Throw in its HDCP-compliant HDMI inputs and...

Despite it being an IPS monitor, the i2353Ph's viewing angle is not as universal as its manufacturer suggests. Its horizontal viewing angle is far better than its vertical one ; There is noticeable light bleed from the i2353Ph's LED edge lighting,...

I requested the AOC i2353Ph 23-inch IPS monitor because I was interested in seeing how the latest crop of affordable computer monitors stacked up against some of today's smaller HDTVs. The result was surprising, as I found their performance to be very...

Jaw droppingly slim design ; Ultra-wide viewing angles ; Excellent colour reproduction ; Bargain RRP and 3 year warranty

No height adjustibility or pivot ; Limited settings menu ; Mixed quality of build materials

Good picture quality ; Stylish design ; Good value for IPS panel

Lack of additional features ; Touch keys a bit unresponsive

The AOC i2353Ph is a good product, overall - it’s a somewhat affordable 23-inch IPS panel display. Priced at Rs.14,990 in India, it's a tad more expensive than most TN panel monitors of this size. A 23-inch IPS panel, finally for the masses!

It's not perfect, but at this price the AOC i2353Fh exceeds expectations at every turn. It outperforms any TN-based display and its expensive looks belie its budget price. The wide viewing angles of its IPS panel technology make it a great choice for...

A striking design with an incredibly thin screen, the i2353Fh brings IPS technology to a mainstream audience, and for the price we can hardly fault it

Decent picture quality, Color reproduction, Low power consumption, Viewing angles

Heavy backlight bleeding, Some blurring in motion, Cheap build quality, Black depth

AOC i2353Fh/Ph is extremely thin, probably the thinnest IPS based monitor out there. By using Edge LED and by moving input connectors into the base, AOC has managed to create a very minimalistic design. Unfortunately it feels a bit too cheap, too. The...

AOC has produced a winner of a monitor with the i2353Fh. It oozes class, offers a high quality in-plane switching (IPS) display and is reasonably priced.

Light weight and thin. Has fairly good image quality via VGA input

As another reviewer had noted, I'm also experiencing subpar image quality when connecting via HDMI input which is surprising. Using VGA input, the image quality was noticeably better. There is no DVI input so you are stuck with either VGA or HDMI input...